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Old 22-05-2011, 02:32   #387
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Re: Who Is Getting Fit This Year?

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Originally Posted by LondonRoad View Post
I'm looking for realistic advice from Deek or any other joggers/runners out there. (what's the difference between a jogger and a runner?)

I suspect I might have set too easy a target for my first 10K race as I ran 10K today in 51:28 this morning. With 4 weeks to go how much should I lower that by?

With family and work responsibilities I'm restricted to 3 runs a week, 2 about 5-6K and one longer one. Should I aim for 51 mins or would 50 be attainable?
4 weeks to go. I'd think about reducing your training slightly for weeks 2 and 3 and doing very little for week 4 before the race.
If the run today was on roads with the associated stop-starts for junctions you could knock 4-5 minutes off. If it was on pathways etc. maybe take 2-3 minutes to take the race buzz into account.
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